and it was coned off and the traffic and to delineate where the vehicles need to go. and so i don't necessarily see the specific issues to that, there are allegations of posterity from the contractor, of unsafe practices from cal osha that the department was not made aware of. those are handled for the specifically stated by the cal osha and there is a finding from all indications and as it relates to the contractor being hostile, and that is something that really is between the contractor and who hires them, along with the neighbors. that have the issues and there is nothing that the department can do from that perspective, to dictate that aspect of the issues that is being raised. but we can, again, say that it is that, the permit that the department did issue was to occupy, that portion of the right-of-way and usually the parking lane and in some cases the sidewalk, to provide, for the construction operation to the arborwell in this case, at two specific locations and we believe that the department really did nothing wrong in providing these permit and there has be

>> in the low volume traffic areas like this, i believe what happened is if you delineate the cones and the signage that this construction zone ahead and there is no need for a flagger. >> if there are complaints related to what is permitted and what is not permitted. is that under your department to investigate? >> if there is a complaint that someone is occupying without a permit, the department will investigate, yes. >> and did you receive any complaints? >> i don't remember. i mean there is a suggestion here that the complaint was made to the department. i do not have the records in front of me and so i cannot speak to it. >> okay. >> question, would you have any reason when issuing a permit of this nature that the applicant in terms of a safety record or anything of that nature, or are you just looking at the plan that they are submitting and making sure that if you will up to code? >> and in this case, what the department does is based upon the information provided to us, we view the application and based on that information, only and there is no way that we will be able to identi

we think it will draw people out on the terrace, they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals, frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds and sights of the animals that we study into a brand-new context, a context that really allows people to appreciate an esthetic way of the idea that we might live in the world without these sounds or sites. >> in the scientific realm it is shifting baselines. we get used to less and less, diminished expectations of what it was. >> when i came along lobsters six feet long and oysters 12 inches within they days all the oyster beds in new york, manhattan, the harbor would clean the water. so, just getting people to wake up to what was just literally there 200 years ago, 150 years ago. you see the object and say what is that. you come ou

that none of those pictures show anything out of the ordinary and we were conducting work and in a coned off work zone and in a safe and orderly fashion, the safety equipment and the crane operator's license and the vehicles and the one picture of the vehicle in the middle of the street was a vehicle leaving to go and dump a load of chips, unfortunately i think that i am being used for the greater issue here is the issue of trees. we have done no work without a permit that is why we are here tonight because i am being protested for the permit. all of the removals that we have done as they have told you that they are outside of the jurisdiction and that is why they are coming down. i am sure that you will remember is that a woman was killed and a tree fell and killed her in the car and that is what started this whole process. i am sorry that the residents say that we are unsafe because we certainly don't want that. and that is it. thank you for your time. >> i believe that it was stated that you are operating without a permit and the police came and made you stop. >> so we were cited once

i told the guy, move your cones. there's no reason to block the whole site, just move it over.e grumbled and complained. as carla would say, when you are blocking the sidewalk, you need some alternate path of travel. here they are putting in a new sidewalk, a wonderful thing to do. unfortunately there is no alternate means of getting around so people have to walk out in the street around the concrete mixing truck to get around. i mentioned earlier about the grade changes. the slopes of san francisco streets are a real issue throughout our disabled access world. this slide is meant to illustrate that typically somewhere along the front of a building, there is a point where the floor of the interior of the building meets the grade outside. at some point that's likely to happen. and in this case, it meets it right where the door is and they did a good job of locating the grade where it meets the floor. it's a little bit messy but they are doing a reasonable job of trying to comply. level landings: the building code says it should be level so you can come to a stop when you get in

we sort of put the cone of shame on the vet to take advantage of owners who of course love their dogcat and reveal what it is that that is making you pay for that you do not need to -- reveal what it is that vet is making you pay for that you do not need to. >> the cone of shame. never gets old. we will see you tonight. you can catch the all story on " 20/20" possible confessions -- "20/ a group of preschool and kindergarten students learned a different kind of lesson this morning. the students from bethesda day school help load a van full of food, which was delivered to the .ethesda chevy chase ymca what a great lesson to teach those kids around the holidays. >> exactly. i still cannot believe we are going into thanksgiving next week. mild today, nearly 60 degrees. it will get cold and blustery this weekend. whole forecast ahead. the latest tonight

>> looks like an ice cream cone. >> who gave a cat an ice cream cone? >> cats are thieves.i had a cat that used to snatch peanutbutter and jelly sandwiches. i wouldn't be surprised if the cat snagged it. >> flying cats, show some love. >> wow. >> i'm about to show you guys a video of a jet capsule. first you want you to get an image of what you think that jet capsule is going to look like. >> you take the two words jet capsule and form an image. >> i'm picturing a giant tylenol. >> i'm picturing a human egg. >> don't need to have a huge discuss, just put a picture in your head. you didn't think it looked like this. the jet capsule is the new futuristic vision of a boat from a group of italian entrepreneurs, dreamers, designers, engineers and boat builders. >> you know what it looks like? it looks like a giant tylenol floating on the water. >> it does look really cool and futuristic at night with all these different leds. here's what it looks like during the day. it's a kind of a neat new concept. look at that! >> it's very space-like. it has several different configurations

. >> reporter: there's orange cones out. where the cones are there appears to be where the car was. around 8:30 they were notified that a car was in the water in the sugar dock. >> someone called and say that i had didn't know how the car went into is water. they didn't know if anybody was in it. >> reporter: the car was about 6 feet under water. a short time later police say the cars flipped and went out of sight. a dive team and a fire boat from oakland was useed in this search. news chopper 2 is overhead just before 11:00 when the car was pulled from the santa fe channel. the body of a white male in his 40s inside. >> it looked like it was an accident. there were parking docks. >> reporter: instead police say the man's car collided with a concrete barrier. now the sugar dock is privately owned and no one wanted to talk about this incident. however witnesses told police the victim lived out here on a boat. investigators are still trying to confirm that part of the information. live in richmond i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> authoritys are keeping quiet but it's clear

we have 10 or 12 minutes weapon the cones are picked up. westbound 580 the sig-alert is causing a backup at 50 minutes from tracy to dublin. two lanes are blocked. two are open. the big rig was packed behind the accident to block traffic from running into that. the traffic is not too nice bumper-to-bumper traffic for pleasanton. this is going to be the drive across the golden gate bridge with construction crews picking up cones. the trucks are there and are making their way in the northbound direction. slow for the cope zone. >> the senate will begin debate on the first major bill barring workplace discrimination against gays in two decades. gays, lesbians and transgender workers face script nation on -- face discrimination on the job. it opens small businesses opponents say, to frivolous lawsuits. if the bill passes in the senate, the prospects in the house of representatives are not certain. president obama is meeting with business leaders to keep pressure on the house pass an immigration reform bill. he wants the house of representatives

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it is a snow cone maker and -- if you have it, they are recalling the snoopy snow cone machines because of mouth injury risk. apparently a brass rivet it fall out and into a snow cone. if you have one of them, contact the company that will send you out a free repair kit. >>> a new study suggests an inen tended consequence of falling back daylight time, more robberies. researchers found in the switch from daylight to standard robberies jump from 7% to 27%. they are calling the sunset hour. around six, see the biggest change in the amount of light and also the largest change in crime. the study found no difference when it comes to the hour of daylight gain in the morning. they believe it's because criminals aren't early risers. >> flying can be stressful. then squeezing into the seat. it's nice to see a friendly face welcome you on, especially if it's a favorite ravens. >> welcome. the transition from the gridiron to the airport went pretty smoothly for mcclain. at end of the day he was making boarding announcements like he was a pro. >>> sports center taking a break right now from the re

they are probably picking up the cones right now. and bart so far everything looks good. no delay. in fact, they have more than 20 and they are all on time. we'll take a quick check of your east bay drive times for your more popular routes including the ride through the altamont pass still looks pretty good, much different story than yesterday. that is a check of your "kcbs traffic." back to you. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> for some cat lovers, it's the latest status symbol. an exotic cat that costs anywhere from hundreds to $30,000. but as we found out, the cats can go wild. >> hey, baby, hi, baby. >>> reporter: at pg's exotic cathetery, a catery things go wild. they are offsprings of domestic cats bread with wildcats. you can't privately own aer isville in california but you can take home a hybrid. >> it's surprising how many people want this. >> reporter: they include savannas, jungle bobs and bengals. >> a whole lot of cat. it's part asian leopard. >> reporter: the earlier the generation, the wilder the cat. an early generation jungle bob jumped our camera. >> they

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you know who takes the worst are my cones. we have these parking cones and everybody beats the hell out of them. i don't know why. i can't figure that out. >> andy thought you were talking about a jewish family. >> oh very good. you are quick tonight. >> he is always worried about that sort of >> i made a note. >> you already had 120 episodes. >> 135, but who's counting? we were happy with two pilots when we did that. >> so was bill. >> i won't gouthere, i promise. now we are into the mid130 shows and oh my god i can't believe it. we are hoping to go into 200. we are all around the world in australia and the middle east. i don't know why i said that. we are in south africa and all over the world. it is great. who would have thought? >> i thought. i watch it. you know what is great? when you have them in a row it is like "law and order" where you would start watching and you would go i have to watch this one too. and then next thing you know my plans going to the gym are gone. i want to learn what it is like to be a pawnbroker.

to reiterate what cone is subjecting. would it be posted in the premises but in a public setting or in an area of establishment. you just don't want it to be physically on them. physicallly on the person. that would require further continuation of this item. >> john gibner. the board could make that amendment and pass the item on first read. you can make the amendment and pass it today. >> supervisor yee? good points. i'm wondering if there is someone in between. in terms of medical people they usually have someone. they usually have a name tag of some sort. it doesn't usually give you the full name. it addresses some of the concerns that avalos is alluding to and whether or not it could be a compromise. >> supervisor breed? >> yes, thank you, i just -- have a problem with them wearing the id. some of the establishments seem to face. someone who frequents places like massage places and nail places and other places oftentimes sz quite confusing and you don't know necessarily if an actual license belongs to an actual indivi

contract out on anthony, and three young guys came and shot at him one day and is eating an ice cream cone in his car and he flipped out, he survived. but you want to know right away, who are these guys? going to get the. this is a famous interview he did with ed bradley, god rest his soul, great journalist. you cite but the most famous murder. he got the mafia cops -- who were living in vegas as you know, in 2005 were arrested in vegas. i wrote a pilot for a series called missing persons on abc in my middle career, i started on crime story. my first trip to las vegas was to watch michael ishida script had written about three days earlier. i start at the top of the base is the work my way down. that was my first trip to las vegas. the mafia cops very audibly the biggest organized crime law enforcement story the last 10 years and they would've convicted of supplying information. guess what he told me? he told me that jimmy, the most famous murder, the cops delivered him to him but in tennessee he got to learn that he was the shooter he got from others. so this is another part of rewriting t

not boehner, you find one republican that put up the public cones.l: all good point, real quick, rick santorum was your guy in the last presidential contest, last time i had him on he sounds like he is running again. neil: does he have your backing again. >> he does, and talking about christie too, i judge a guy by a spouse, his wife is the best. neil: who do you like more? >> i like both, i like rick santorum, he knows more about mahmoud ahmadinejad and chavez's cooperation in le latin america, his national security credentialing outweigh every candidate that ran, and also people don't realize he was at age 38, the guy that managed the reform of welfare. at 38, he got that passed and clinton signed it. neil: that is right, very good, foster, watch closely, you are very influential. foster friess. >> up next, another hope it weighs heavy voters, it has hasn't hahard to watch, sheryl casony p next weighing early polls, and the exit numbers, and whether health care ises renailing beyond some obvious states, like virginia, to a bunch of states, she is n

on others occasions ice cream cones become elevated to the status of a brochure or a mothering sticking stick maybe made in gold or the hammer imperfect working made of white and a gold or a cigarette case modeled as a cigarette box. and bug u bullries answer to annie arrest warrant hauls tin campbell so i happen was a wonderful silver and gold tennis bail canister. among the jewels of the 1970s of the created by the third young and sort of great bully generation one finds the so-called spaniel stars and stripes. now those jewels and object you can see the wonderful alarm clock or table clock quote elements from the american flag. now in her opinion introduced at the time of the 18 of the first time bugging bully store of the united states that was opened in 1972 it was not only the first store in the under the circumstances u.s. but of bully abroad since the 1920s. now those hip jewels found favor in particular in the years leadership up to the celebrations of the american bicentennial of the 1976. it was under the third-generation or the third coincide jewels gained momentum. now coin

gary cone is one of gladwell's favorite examples. >> i was a troubled student as a young child. and at that period, this was the early '60s, the world of dyslexia had not been as developed as it is today. i don't think anyone knew how to diagnose the problem. >> he couldn't do school. he acted up in class, got kicked out, his mother thought he would never graduate from high school. when he graduated from high school, his mother cried. why? because it was a day she thought would never come. >> reporter: he has difficulty reading but he's figured out ways to work around his disability, skills that led him to the president's office at goldman sachs. >> an incredible high percentage of successful entrepreneurs is dyslexic. they joke among dyslexic researchers that you go into a room of very successful business people and show of hands on how many have a learning disability, half the hands in the room go up. it's fascinating. >> reporter: although dyslexia remains a challenge for many people, cone figured out a way to overcome it. his disability forced him to become a good listener a

. >>> and it has been 35 years since the assassination much george gas cone and harvey mills, and why the city's housing crisis may be a big deal. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> we want to take you back to alameda where there is an active scene this is a live picture outside and we have been following this fire this morning in alameda again where there have been dramatic escapes from that fire and tara moriarty is out there and we are getting a very surprising admission as well. we will check in with her as well. thank you

a paper cone, and the paper cone vibrates the same way, mm, and you get music. so next time you look at your tape recorder, honey, what's underlying all of that? it's emi, what are talking about? electromagnetic induction. ain't that neat? now i got one question to leave you with-- i got two questions. number one was, how do this thing, foom, fly off? what's the basis of that electromagnetic levitation? and the other question is, is when i crank this generator, it's harder to turn when it's lit up and easier to turn when it's not. right now, i'm turning only against friction. but when i hook it in, it becomes part of the circuit, it really is more difficult to turn. hc, how come? think about that. it's physics, all right? yeah. the eastern religion, with the world but it goes deeper than that because when we think about culture in china, it is a such an old civilization. and this symbol, besides its implications specifically within the religion, talks about balance, and harmony, and unity. and these are aspects of the eastern, the east asian world; touched on th

we're seeing them pick up the cones and clear the travel lanes. that is great news because southbound had all lanes blocked overnight. that was due run in 5:00 a.m. so they're wrapping this up early. northbound has some shoulder activity be, as well. they were detouring you at pennsylvania avenue eastbound. that should no longer be an issue. we have things moving along quite nicely on all fronts. the beltway looks good in from oxen hill on the wilson bridge. route 5 from brandywine nice, no problems on the beltway. a live shot along 95 in virginia near dumfries rose and you can see smooth sailing as the hov lanes are now open northbound. back to you. >> thank you, amanda. >> it was one of the biggest nights in music. >> the american music awaca >> we're back at 4:56. 17 7 is on your side with a consumer alert. the national average price for a gallon of very 3.28, that is seven cents more than just a week ago. in d.c., it is 3:50. in virginia it is 3.21. >> the bug winners at the american music awards. >> both were tied for through wins each last n

cal trans crews were picking up cones when a car veered into a closed lane and hit two workers. one worker was pinned against his work truck and was pronounced dead on the scene. his father spoke to nbc bay area this morning. >> we'll do some counseling and just try to stick all together. try not to do -- some negative things. they don't pay off. just ask god to help us through this. >> obviously a difficult time. the second worker has minor injuries. the driver was arrested for drunk driving. >>> bart workers hit the ballot box today to finalize their new contract. it is expected to be approved. workers showed up throughout the day to vote on the proposal. the new contract would give them a 12.5% raise over the next few years. in walnut creek today, a group of angry bart riders turned in 20,000 signatures called for a statewide ban on transit strikes. >> we certainly would like the unions and management to work it around the bargaining table, but if they fail to do that, the riders should not be held responsible for that failure. >> the ban on transit strikes would lead to oppr

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the cone probably stood for a unit of grain, a small unit of grain. the disc probably for an even larger unit of grain. one animal -- and one animal meaning in the middle east one goat or one sheep. so how do the tokens lead to writing ? well, it took a long time. keach: it took nearly 4,000 years. but around 3500 b.c., in a culture known as sumer, the world's first cities emerged. now, a more complex economy required more complex record-keeping. accountants took a ball of clay which they poked inside with the fingers to make a cavity. you know, it's just like a tennis ball of clay or even smaller. and once they had a good cavity, they would put inside tokens, and then a flap would be put on top, and all of this was closed. and we are in pre-writing time. and at that time every sumerian had a seal. and when the stone is pressed onto the surface of the envelope, it leaves then a design which is then the mark of the person or the administration involved. keach: with these seals, up to four parties could sign a transaction. these envelopes could hold sev

out here, above the immensity f the painted desert, with volcanic cones stretching away to the horizon, is the very image of geological rather than human time, and yet what turrell is trying to do up here is literally reshape nature with human hands. he's transforming this crater into a perfect circle so that the modern visitor may come here and in this silence and solitude, take in the clear sky of the north arizona desert like a complete sphere. and in doing that, he's trying to restore to us some of that sense of magic, the power and the presence which the ancient monuments possessed-- the monuments of the egyptians, the maya, the ancient greeks, the great stone circles and earthworks of britain like stonehenge-- all places which mediated between human beings, nature, the stars, and the cosmos in the belief held by all so-called primitive peoples that human beings and the whole of creation were one. and like them, this is ultimately an architecture of space and light, of mystery at the heart of all art. at the beginning of this series, we tried defining the western tradition in term